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# Group’s Dashboard Widgets

The **Group’s Dashboard** provides a consolidated view of all devices belonging to a specific group.\
It is composed of configurable widgets that allow users to quickly monitor status, analyze data, and detect anomalies across the group.

#### Available Widgets

* **Main Statistics**
* **Table Data**
* **Alarms**
* **Graphs**
* **Map**
* **Level Meter Summary**

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#### Table Data

The **Table** widget presents detailed device information in a structured tabular format, allowing users to easily compare parameters across all devices in the group.

**Configuration:**\
The widget can be configured by:

* Selecting the **device type**
* Selecting one or more **parameters** to be displayed as table columns
* Clicking multiple parameters to show them simultaneously in the same table

This widget is especially useful for operational analysis, troubleshooting, and bulk monitoring of device parameters.

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#### Alarms

The **Alarms** widget provides a real-time overview of all alarms generated by devices within the group.

The widget displays alarms by severity:

* Critical
* Major
* Minor
* Warning

**Configuration:**\
No configuration is required.\
All alarms associated with the group are automatically displayed.

Users can click on any severity section to open a detailed view showing the alarms belonging to that specific severity level.

Alarm rules are defined elsewhere in the platform; this widget focuses on visualization and navigation at group level.

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#### Graphs

The **Graphs** widget visualizes time-series data for one or more parameters across the group, enabling trend analysis and performance comparison.

**Configuration:**\
The widget requires:

* Selection of the **device type**
* Selection of one or more **parameters (metrics)**

Multiple parameters can be displayed within the same graph, or users can create multiple graphs to visualize metrics in the most effective configuration.

Graphs can be displayed using different chart types, such as line charts or bar charts, depending on the selected data.

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#### Map

The **Map** widget displays the geographical location of all devices in the group, providing spatial awareness and location-based monitoring.

**Configuration:**\
No configuration is required.\
All geolocated devices within the group are automatically shown on the map.

Devices are represented using different colored pins to indicate their current state (for example, online, offline, or alarmed).

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#### Level Meter Summary

The **Level Meter Summary** widget provides an aggregated view of level-based data (such as fill level, capacity, or percentage metrics) across the group.

The widget displays level ranges in predefined bands:

* 0–10%
* 10–20%
* 20–30%
* …
* 90–100% (completely full)

For each level range, the widget shows the number of devices belonging to that group.

**Configuration:**\
No configuration is required.

Users can click on a specific level range to explore which devices are currently in that state.\
It is also possible to export the list of devices for a selected level range in **CSV format**.

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#### Level Meter Table

The **Level Meter Table** widget provides a detailed, configurable table view of level-related device data.

**Configuration:**\
Users can:

* Select which columns are most relevant for their use case
* Drag and reorder columns to define the preferred layout
* Display up to **11 columns**, including for example:
  * Level %
  * Serial number
  * Device name
  * Group
  * Level (mm)
  * Container ID
  * Battery level
  * Warning level
  * Critical level

Once configured, the layout can be saved to generate the table according to the selected configuration.


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